Prajnaparamita Devi Buddhist Gods Symbols Adjustable Open Ring

Prajnaparamita Devi, the Mother of all Buddhas, is a well-known Buddhist deity and the most important of all goddesses. The word Prajnaparamita means 'Perfection of Wisdom' in Sanskrit. Prajnaparamita Devi represents the feminine aspect of the Buddha. Buddhists believe that the great Buddha, along with all others, meditated on Prajnaparamita Devi. She is the Adi Shakti, or Divine Feminine, who appears in all the Holy Scriptures. In Tibet, she is known as Yum Chenmo, or the 'Great Mother,' and is a central figure in the Chod Dharma system developed by one of the most famous Yoginis, Machik Labdron.